Plum Police Patrol Holiday Park for Speeders

Plum police are cracking down on speeders along Logans Ferry Road this week.

Earlier this month, WTAE-TV reported that some neighbors on the street through Holiday Park street posted signs in an effort to get drivers to stop speeding by posting signs that say: "Hit my kid or dog because you're speeding, you won't need a lawyer. Speed limit 25."

One resident told WTAE that some drivers go as fast as 40 or 45 mph on Logans Ferry, which is often used as a cut-through to get around Route 286.

This week, the Plum Advance Leader reported that Plum police officers conducted traffic enforcement activities on the road periodically from June 18 through 25 and will continue the effort until motorists begin to slow down.

What do you think about this issue? Can you think of ways other than signs and police enforcement to make motorists aware of the dangers of speeding in residential areas? Tell us in the comments section.